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From her favorite movie to her most unpopular opinion, get to know McFarland senior Katelin Eggers.

Nearly 20,000 homes in Wisconsin could be powered by the highly efficient, zero-emissions, closed loop battery system, Alliant Energy said.

It's the first day of fall.

The first-year starter had a big run that energized his team in Atlanta. But his teammates expressed concern for his health.

Officers were sent to the 5000 block of Meinders Road at about 11:20 p.m. Friday on reports of gunshots and someone possibly shot, Madison police said.

An offensive line hampered by injuries, a rookie receiver and containing the opposing quarterback are things to know for Sunday.

The Wisconsin football defense is struggling to stop big plays in its new scheme. The Badgers offense will need to outscore teams if the trend continues.

It's the sixth week of the high school football season as teams look to improve their playoff chances. Check out the latest scores, results and next week's schedule.

With Wisconsin's droughts, mussels are dying along the shorelines. Organizations and private citizens are doing their best to keep them alive, including along the Wisconsin River.

If signed into law, Richland County would get the first grant, each being worth a maximum of $2 million.

Madison City Council members are proposing modest changes to Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway's proposed capital budget, including funds for John Nolen Drive the Village on Park mall.

The second-year linebacker is trying to take a ‘next-play mentality’ this season.

For the sixth year, the Wisconsin State Journal is recognizing the region's best workplaces.

It's unclear why a starter played hardly at all for the Badgers' defense. Here's what we know.

The transfer from Southern Cal had a productive night that outmatched his performance in his first three games.

The woman was sitting in her car in the park-and-ride lot on Collins Court when a stranger approached demanding money, according to a police incident report.

Grant County deputies received reports that a suspect had been threatening specific students at Potosi, Cassville and River Ridge high schools around 8:37 a.m.

Officers sent to the area of Milwaukee Street and Rustic Drive around 8:30 p.m. Thursday found the man and woman bleeding from injuries, Madison police said.

Right of first refusal proposals have a checkered past in Wisconsin after two similar measures were introduced last legislative session but ultimately died in committee.